Under PCC’s new rules there is exactly one permitted way for a vendor to receive relay data: the facility shares it from an environment of its own. SNFLink is that environment, run as a service. The complete database, updated hourly — as files, a query connection, or mapped into your schema.
Send us the facility list. We run the facility-side paperwork, stand up each environment, and hand you a flowing feed. No frozen queue, no dead deals.
You never hold logins, keys, or anything that violates a terms of service. We manage access on the facility’s behalf, monitor every feed around the clock, and fix breaks before you notice them.
Census, MDS, orders, notes, labs, diagnoses — the complete relay dataset, not an API subset. We handle the initial full extract for every building and every refresh after it, forever.
Each feed runs in the facility’s own environment, operated by us under a BAA, with the facility approving every vendor connection. The one path the policy permits — with a full audit trail.
Making the relay better than it ever was. Working building-by-building with facilities and the EHR, we’re arranging expanded datasets beyond the standard relay — medication administration (MAR/TAR) and point-of-care charting first. If your product needs data the relay doesn’t carry today, tell us — that’s exactly what we negotiate.
Everything is done for you, for one flat per-facility fee — typically less than the servers and engineering time it takes to run it yourself. And because one setup serves each building’s vendors together, it only gets more cost-effective.
Use us for one stuck building or your entire book — whatever’s the best deal for you.
Your grandfathered buildings keep running exactly as they are. No forced migration — we’re here for the buildings you can’t connect.
Every deal signed since May that’s waiting on access it can’t get: send us the facility list, and we bring each building live while your existing setups stay untouched.
Existing LOAs are honored “until further notice” — their words. One policy update could end them all at once. Facility-directed feeds don’t have that switch: they rest on facilities’ own right to access and share their data. Move over at your pace; we match your current format so nothing downstream changes.
You may continue to self-manage, copy, and route Data Relay data to third-party vendors within your own external secure environment.” PointClickCare, notice to customers, May 27, 2026 — the pathway SNFLink operates.
We’ll walk through timeline and pricing for each building — flat per-facility rates, volume pricing for a book of buildings, nothing new for the facility to pay.